A prince who celebrated his remaining years

" The Prince of Joy of Life " was a time-travel novel. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and the author was Sweet and Sour Shrimp. The novel told the story of a modern man who transmigrated into the world of Joy of Life and became a prince. In this world, he relied on his own wisdom and ability to step up to the peak of power.

" The Prince of Joy of Life " was a web novel by Yu Qingnian. The novel told the story of a modern youth who traveled to ancient times and became a prince. In this world, there were powerful martial arts and mysterious magic. The protagonist relied on his wisdom and courage to gradually stand out in the court struggles and eventually became a wise ruler. The plot of the novel was full of ups and downs, and the characters were vivid. It was an excellent web novel.

In Joy of Life, the Qing Emperor had a total of five princes. The Great Prince's name was unknown. He was born from a prisoner of war during the Qing Emperor's Northern Expedition. The Second Prince was Li Chengze, born of the Qing Emperor and Noble Consort Shu. The Third Prince was Li Chengping. After the Qing Emperor had been killed by Fan Xian and Wu Zhu, he had been elected as the new Emperor by the ministers of the Qing Kingdom. The names and endings of the other two princes were not mentioned.

There were five princes in Joy of Life. They were the First Prince, the Second Prince, the Crown Prince, the Third Prince, and the Little Prince. The Great Prince had a happy ending in the play. He became Prince Heqing, married the Great Princess of Northern Qi, and was appointed Commander of the Imperial Army. In the end, the Second Prince died with hatred. The Crown Prince also lost everything, and the Third Prince became the final winner. He was elected Emperor to rule the Qing Kingdom. As for the little prince, he did not appear in the drama.

Joy of Life's second prince was Li Chengze. He was the son of the Qing Emperor and Noble Consort Shu. In the drama, the Second Prince was portrayed as a proud, carefree, and unbothered character, attracting many fans. However, he was not as harmless as he looked. In the plot, when Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun were investigating the clues of the Niulan Street assassination, they discovered that the Eldest Princess was actually supporting the Second Prince. The Second Prince obtained a huge amount of wealth through smuggling activities and consolidated his power by bribing officials in the court. He was also the mastermind behind the assassination of Fan Xian on Niulan Street. In the end, the Second Prince chose to take poison and commit suicide because of his hatred for the Qing Emperor and his sorrow for his own life. He left behind a suicide note with the words " widower, widow, and lonely." It was both a curse to the Qing Emperor and a portrait of his own life.

The First Prince, Li Chengqian, was a character in the novel Joy of Life and its derivative works, played by actor Liu Duanduan. He was the Great Prince of the Qing Kingdom. His mother was from the Qi Kingdom and was conferred the title of King Heng by the Qing Emperor. When Li Chengqian was young, he was raised as the Crown Prince. He was intelligent and benevolent, and was deeply supported by the courtiers. However, because the Qing Emperor feared the power of his maternal family, he suppressed his mother and son, causing Li Chengqian's mentality to gradually distort. He became sensitive and inferior. He had lost the battle for the throne with the Second Prince, Li Hong, and was deposed as a commoner. He then died in the Eastern Palace.

The Great Prince in Joy of Life was the son of the Qing Emperor and Lady Ning. The First Prince had a straightforward personality and did not participate in the fight for the throne. He had grown up under Lady Ning's education and had always helped Fan Xian. In the end, he helped the Qing royal family achieve a great cleansing of blood. He and Lady Ning had a good death. The Great Prince's mother, Lady Ning, was originally Dongyi. She was captured by the Qing Emperor and later saved by Chen Pingping. Because of his status, the First Prince did not participate in the battle for the throne. He was defined as a general who guarded the country.

The second prince, Li Chengze, in Joy of Life was a very sad character. Ever since he was born, he had been used by the Qing Emperor. In the end, he chose to commit suicide in the show. The Second Prince had a deep hatred and sorrow for the Qing Emperor. Before he took poison to commit suicide, he had left the Qing Emperor with a final word: " Widow, widower, lonely." This was a curse for the Qing Emperor and also a portrait of his own life. The Second Prince had always thought that the Qing Emperor doted on him, but in reality, everything the Qing Emperor did to him was a scheme. It was just to use him to create a Crown Prince more suitable to be the Emperor. The Second Prince's ending was destined to be a tragedy.

The Great Prince in Joy of Life was the eldest son of the Qing Emperor. He led the army outside all year round and was later recalled by the Qing Emperor to marry the Great Princess of Northern Qi. He was conferred the title of Prince Heqing. He showed a rough character in the play and treated the Xihu beauty, Masosuo, coldly. The Great Prince's ending in the play was to become the commander of the Imperial Army, lead the army to the west, and win. In the end, he sent Ma Suosuo to Jiangnan for Fan Xian to take care of.

The eldest prince of Joy of Life was Li Chengru. The Great Prince's mother was Lady Ning. She was originally a prisoner of war in Dongyi and was later taken into the Qing Emperor's harem as a concubine. Because of Lady Ning's Dongyi bloodline, the First Prince's position in the royal family was rather awkward. Although he had the status of a prince, his bloodline was not pure, so he lost the right to compete for the throne. From a young age, the First Prince had been taught by his mother not to fight for the throne, and he had instead been nurtured into an outstanding general. He guarded the frontier fortress and became an important pillar of the Qing military. The Great Prince was very good to Fan Xian in the play. He helped him and eventually carried out the Qing Emperor's edict with Fan Xian to defend the Palace City. The Great Prince's final outcome was to be stationed in Dongyi. He had half of Dongyi's bloodline and would lead 10,000 cavalry to garrison Dongyi.